Over 15,000 Bogotans receive Metro commemorative card for voluntary contribution

More than 15,000 taxpayers in Bogotá have already received a commemorative Metro de Bogotá card after making a voluntary contribution to their taxes. Mayor Carlos Fernando Galán announced the initiative that recognizes those who pay above what is required. The resources are allocated to infrastructure and citizen welfare projects.

According to District data as of May 14, more than 15,000 people joined the voluntary contribution mechanism for taxes such as property, vehicles and ICA. These individuals began receiving the card for their first Metro trip at their homes.

Mayor Carlos Fernando Galán highlighted the purpose of the measure during an announcement made this weekend. “The voluntary contribution is something unique: that people pay above what corresponds to them and do so with the confidence that those resources are invested in things that serve Bogotá”, he said.

The additional funds are allocated to infrastructure, public space and citizen welfare projects. Those who wish to participate can still do so before the deadlines set for each tax.

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Vulnerable families receiving gas vouchers from La Florida municipality officials on a winter day
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La Florida municipality starts gas voucher deliveries for vulnerable families

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The Municipality of La Florida began distributing gas vouchers on May 16 to thousands of vulnerable households in the commune. Mayor Daniel Reyes emphasized that the benefit aims to ease the impact of rising fuel prices and winter cold.

The Conpes 4190 document redefined financing for the Regiotram del Norte and excluded Bogotá from cofinancing, prompting objections from the mayor's office.

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The Chamber of Deputies approved on Wednesday (13) the legal framework for urban public collective transport, which separates the cost of operations from the fare paid by passengers and expands financing sources. The text goes to presidential sanction after Senate approval in December 2024.

The Deliberative Council approved changes that expand payment zones and eliminate cash handling on public roads. Workers must register with authorized cooperatives.

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Bogotá's Instituto de Desarrollo Urbano (Idu) announced that group 9 of avenue 68 has reached 80% progress, up from 32% in January. This 2.23 km section will enter its final phase this year, according to director Orlando Molano. The project includes lanes for TransMilenio and improvements to public spaces.

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